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State of Rhode Island, Rhode Island State Parks ,
Pine trees with snow covered ground and gate overlooking Olney Pond at Lincoln Woods State Park

Photo: Lincoln Woods State Park
I Heart Rhode Island State Parks

Take in the beauty of the changing season from your favorite trail, the shores of your go-to trout-stocked pond, or your favorite RI State Park! Find your next adventure.

Dreaming of a job that makes a splash? Start your lifeguard certification now and get ready for the 2026 season.

Latest News

Get the latest updates for your Rhode Island state beaches, parks & campgrounds.

A newly planted tree with stakes and fresh mulch at Goddard Memorial State Park

Donation Tree Program

Honor a loved one or commemorate a special event by donating a tree to one of our State Parks. Each tree serves as a living tribute while contributing to the health and beauty for our public parks.

A crushed plastic cup lies in the sand next to a discarded cigar with a lifeguard chair and waves in the background atMisquamicut State Beach in Westerly

Don't be trashy

Everyone who enjoys public outdoor spaces has a responsibility to keep them clean. Carry out what you carry in and help keep Rhody litter-free.

Blaze orange clothing

Stay visible in hunting areas 

Remember to wear solid, fluorescent orange clothing, such as an orange vest and/or hat worn above the waist.

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People lounging on beach blankets and chairs as lifeguards watch the water; A typical summer day at Salty Brine State Beach in Narragansett

2026 Beach Season

Buy your 2026 Season Parking Pass or give the gift of beach parking with a gift certificate.

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The DEM Division of Parks manages over 8,200 acres of land, including parks, beaches, campgrounds, bike paths, historic sites, picnic areas, trails, athletic fields, dams, fishing access, and boat ramps.